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Macro commands in Engine are the [[console commands]]. Macros are a set of console commands that can be run in a group to perform a series of actions. | Macro commands in Engine are the [[console commands]]. Macros are a set of console commands that can be run in a group to perform a series of actions. | ||
Macros typically refer to scripts used in the UI, that can have action bar Icons associated with them, and thus can also have key bindings, so that the sets of commands can be run by clicking buttons or pressing keys. | Macros typically refer to scripts used in the UI, that can have action bar Icons associated with them, and thus can also have key bindings, so that the sets of commands can be run by clicking buttons or pressing keys. |
Revision as of 15:30, 15 October 2023
Macro commands in Engine are the console commands. Macros are a set of console commands that can be run in a group to perform a series of actions.
Macros typically refer to scripts used in the UI, that can have action bar Icons associated with them, and thus can also have key bindings, so that the sets of commands can be run by clicking buttons or pressing keys.